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Blackpool, 6 kids, low budget - advice pls
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Stanley Park is a good place to spend time - a boat ride and kick about with a ball on a dry afternoon - not been for a while but used to go there when mine were younger.
Also if you have transport a ride a few miles to St Annes - beach, peir and much less commercialised (check peir is still open again not been in a few years!!) there was a bit of a lake there with a path under a waterfall - my kids used to love going under this - ahh simple pleasures when they're young.
A good chippy is at far end of Blackpool - near tableax pictures of illuminations - it's called Bisbam Kitchen - has eat in restaurant and take away - steak puddings are amazing all home made and the cakes are to die for!!!!
Tram ride to Cleveleys - again a beach a few rides and less commercialised than Blackpool itself.
Don't know if this helps - not been there with kids for a few years nowJanuary spends - £587.580 -
Blackpool , 6 kids under 7, low budget.
They just don't mix.
Go to a caravan park next to a beach with good entertainment (I'm thinking Haven type places), the kids will have a ball, you can cook your own food and there will be loads of free things for them to do, all day every day:D.
Save Blackpool for when they're older, imho it's not the best place to take them.
sorry if this isn't the answer you were expecting.
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Hi There,
I just posted about a deal Premier Inn have launched. 750,000 rooms for £29. They have family rooms and Premier Inn tends to be much better that Travel Lodge from a cleanliness point of view.
I do not think any hotel will let you have 2 adults and 6 kids in one room though!
I think family rooms at Premier Inn tend to be 2 adults and 2 children so I presume you could have 1 adult and 3 children in each room.
This would mean you will only have to pay £58 a night for all of you and I think kids eat free breakfast with paying adult so this should help you out on the food cost.
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